John Lynch, the general manager of the San Francisco 49ers, addressed the violence that occurred during the team's game against the Las Vegas Raiders, which ended in a 38-17 victory for the 49ers. Lynch expressed disappointment over the fighting, which led to 45 ejections and nearly a dozen arrests, according to Santa Clara police. The police department reiterated its commitment to addressing violence at large events.
Key facts
- John Lynch is the president of football operations for the 49ers.
- The 49ers won 38-17 against the Raiders.
- 45 individuals were ejected from the game.
- Nearly a dozen arrests were made, including seven for disorderly conduct.
- Santa Clara police stated that fan violence will not be tolerated.
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